Claire Williams believes its recent slump in results would not be solved by following the emerging trend of copying F1 rivals. read more »

In the space of just ten days, University College London (UCL) and the Mercedes' F1 engine department were able to reverse engineer a breathing aid so that it can be... read more »

Mercedes High-Performance Powertrains and the University College of London have worked together to develop CPAP machines which have been given approval to be used by the NHS.... read more »

Mercedes works with University College London to produce a breathing aid less invasive than a ventilator, in F1's response to the coronavirus crisis. read more »

The Mercedes Formula 1 team has helped with the design of a new breathing aid that has been approved to be used by the NHS. read more »

Mercedes have helped produce a breathing aid that can help keep Covid-19 patients out of intensive care as part of F1's newly-launched Project Pitlane. read more »

A breathing aid that has received design input from Mercedes' Formula 1 engineers has received approval for use in the NHS to aid COVID-19 patients read more »

As on track, Mercedes appears to be leading the way in the bid to fight the coronavirus. read more »

INEOS, the UK-based multifunctional chemical company announced its plans to take part in the battle against the COVID-19 coronavirus by producing hand sanitisers. read more »

Lewis Hamilton praises his Mercedes Formula 1 team along with the other six teams that have joined together to aid in the development and manufacture of ventilators in the UK. read more »

Toto Wolff's days at Mercedes are numbered, at least according to Bernie Ecclestone who believes the Austrian will be moving to Aston Martin in the not-too-distant future. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone believes Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff is poised to join Aston Martin, likely taking up the position of CEO. read more »

Renault driver Esteban Ocon says that his passion for racing is as strong as ever after moving from a reserve driver role at Mercedes into a full race seat with Renault for 2020. read more »

Although the F1 teams have agreed to run this year's chassis next season, McLaren will be allowed to make the changes to accommodate the new Mercedes engine. read more »

Despite the rules stating that teams must continue using their 2020 chassis next season, McLaren has been given permission to make changes as it switches from Renault to... read more »

McLaren has confirmed it will still be switching to Mercedes engines for next season despite Formula One's decision to delay the 2021 rule changes. read more »

F1's regulations overhaul delay until 2022 will have no impact on McLaren's switch to Mercedes power units, the team has confirmed. read more »

McLaren will be granted permission to make necessary changes to its 2020 car next year in order for it to accommodate Mercedes' power unit. McLaren announced last... read more »

INEOS, the principal partner to the Mercedes Formula 1 team, has vowed to play its part in the global fight against the coronavirus by mass-producing hand sanitiser. read more »

INEOS, the principle partner of the Mercedes F1 team, is to mass produce bottles of hand sanitiser to help the relief effort to prevent the spread of coronavirus. read more »

Formula 1's stable rules for 2020 were expected to lead to design convergence between the top teams, but there has still been room for divergence among their respective... read more »

Esteban Ocon has sworn he had no knowledge whatsoever of Mercedes' plans to introduce a dual-axis steering system to Formula 1. read more »

McLaren could be hit the hardest by the decision to stick with the 2020 chassis for next season as the Woking team swaps from Renault to Mercedes power. read more »

McLaren has confirmed it is to push ahead with its planned power unit switch for the 2021 Formula 1 season despite the regulation freeze. read more »

McLaren has confirmed that it will continue with plans to switch to Mercedes power units for 2021, despite chassis designs being frozen for the next Formula 1 season read more »